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Amipsias
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Ἀμειψίας
Ameipsias, Amipsias
An Athenian, a comic playwright.
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Ἄκοπος ἀνήρ
unwearied man
Meaning one not yet troubled by anyone. Thus
Amipsias
[sc. uses the phrase].
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Ἀναψυχῆναι
to be refreshed
What they say [sc. when they mean] to revive.
Amipsias
in Seducers [writes]: "and you came and threw down three obols, and you testified some lie, with the result that you are reviving." Also …
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Ἀνεῴγεισαν
they have been opened
… a)ne/w|gen ["has opened"], not h)/noige ["opened"]; and a)new|geto ["was opening"].
Amipsias
says [this] in Adulterers, and [so do] the more recent [poets] in many places. "She opened the door." In Thessalian Girl: "and he …
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2405
Ἀνήκει
approached, arrived
… uses this word] to mean kaqh/kei ["came down to"], whereas
Amipsias
said a)nh=ka ["I approached"] to mean a)nabe/bhka ["I have gone up"], while Thucydides [uses] a)nh/kousin ["they arrived [sc. at death]"] meaning they died, …
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2481
Ἀνίστη
set up
… Also [sc. attested is the imperative] a)ni/stw, instead of a)ni/staso.
Amipsias
[sc. uses the word]. Also [sc. attested is the subjunctive] a)nistw= ["I would make stand"]; [used] with an accusative.
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1805
Ἀναβιβῶμαι
I will bring up, I will bring forward
… of a)nabiba/zw is an Attic form, which the comic poet
Amipsias
uses (fr. 30 Kock, now 29 K.-A.). It is also found in Aeschines 2.146, of adducing evidence in court; see web address 1.
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Αὐτὸν κέκρουκας τὸν βατῆρα τῆς θύρας
you have hit the very threshold of the door
… origin, from comedy (Comica adespota fr. 570c Kock, but now
Amipsias
fr. 25 Kassel-Austin), and glossed likewise or similarly in several of the paroemiographers. See generally Tosi (cited under alpha 378) no.736.
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